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In reply to: [Mobile Detect] PHP deprecated noticeYou’re welcome. Happy to help.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Mobile Detect] PHP deprecated noticeI asked Gemini. The fix is quite easy as it turns out.
This is the reply I got.
The error you are seeing is a PHP 8.1+ deprecation warning. It occurs because the
__constructmethod in theTinyWP_Mobile_Detect.phpfile defines parameters with a default value ofnullwithout explicitly marking the type as nullable using a?public function __construct(
?array $headers = null,
$userAgent = null
)That should fix it, I think. I haven’t tested this yet on a live server.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] Undefined array keyI’ll await the update.
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In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] Undefined array keyForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] Undefined array keyI am not saying it’s 100% resolved yet, only there are no more warnings yet.
I nuked the check and have to wait if the correct links show up in the checker.
Regarding the warning, if I click the admin filter warnings, it shows up. It shows up below this text.
The “Warnings” page lists problems that are probably temporary or suspected to be false positives.
Warnings that persist for a long time will usually be reclassified as broken links.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] Undefined array key@wpmudevsupport14 thanks for the reply.
I have to correct you a bit. I didn’t EXCLUDE any acf fields, I included them and excluded the post type posts.
I know warnings don’t cause an issue, but they clutter up my logs, making it harder to identify more serious issues.
I posted this before the most recent update was released. After re-testing it, I haven’t seen any warnings in logs again, so maybe there was a fix in there as well (unknowingly).
On another note, I checked the warnings screen. There was a message/link, which said “Change warning settings” and links to /wp-admin/admin.php?page=link-checker-settings#blc_warning_settings where it says, “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.”
You are correct, this is a screenshot from a development site. I did notice the correct meta info being outputted in the source on the front-end.
I was not aware of this specific for development/staging environments.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called too earlyI understand they are notices, but as a developer I work on the development side where there are debug logs active.
Because of this notice (and similar ones from other plugins) the logs are flooded and real error/debug messages get buried.
The answer reg. the cloud is just an (extra) opinion to the question whether I use the cloud engine to scan for links.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called too earlyI am NOT using the cloud solution, nor do I want to.
I don’t like sharing info like this in a cloud.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Redirection] Uncaught Error: Class “Red_Group” not foundThe link has details from other people about a similar sounding issue.
Saw it, thanks. Might visit back if my current solution doesn’t give me the results I need.
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In reply to: [Redirection] Uncaught Error: Class “Red_Group” not foundIf you changed something and it broke then probably there’s a connection!
I appreciate the quick reply, but I am not disputing what caused the breakage.
All I’m trying to find out if your plugin isn’t loaded yet, when cron jobs run in the background ? Because that would explain it slightly to me.
I have found another way to fix my issue by using a ‘mimicked’ cron job and use the admin_init hook.
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In reply to: [Redirection] Uncaught Error: Class “Red_Group” not foundCan it be related to the fact I am triggering this function from a cron job, as in it’s hooked to early ?
Before I used it as an action after a csv import.
I noticed, if I trigger the same function on
admin_initit works… but not in a cron job….Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] Has access for Editors changed?We have kept the accessibility of the Broken Link Checker Dashboard widget unchanged
That is not what he’s referring to… I’m experiencing the same. Users with the capability ‘edit_others_posts’ can not see the (old) broken link checker admin menu.
I have no intentions to switching to a cloud based solution so I’m not going to switch away from the old, so plz don’t suggest it as a solution, because it’s not the solution to my problem.
It would be welcomed if you could add more filter, for example in the function admin_menu, where
$this->page_prop('capability')can be overridden…apply_filters( 'blc_user_access', $this->page_prop( 'capability' ) )Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Redirection] Add admin columnsI had the site in Dutch so I didn’t find what you meant. Have found it now, thanks.
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In reply to: [Redirection] Add admin columnsIf you mean clicking the cog wheel, that’s not what I mean. I’d like to see all priorities/orders ‘at once’.
If I misunderstand, please explain what you mean, because didn’t find anything in the top right either; ‘screen options’.
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